She had a knack for spotting his mendacity in meetings.Politics often involves a level of mendacity, he noted.Her mendacity was apparent in every false promise she made.
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Mendicity
/ˈmendəkənt/
The state of being a beggar or relying on begging
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The city's mendicity rate soared after the economic collapse.Charities struggle to address the persistence of mendicity.Efforts to curb mendicity include job training programs.
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Mendacity is related to lying, while mendicity is related to begging.
Remember mendacity with mendacious which also means untruthful.
Mendicity sounds like mendicant, which is a person who begs.
Mendacity and lie both contain e, whereas mendicity has c like coin, something a beggar might ask for.
Think of mendacity linked with deception in conversations, and mendicity linked with requesting in streets.